Nearly a mile across and 600ft deep, the second-most impressive hole in Arizona was formed by a fiery meteor that screamed into the atmosphere about 50,000 years ago, when giant sloths lived in these parts. Meteor Crater, 40 miles east of Flagstaff, is an out-of-this-world site for those with a thimbleful of imagination. There are lookout points around the crater's edge (but no hiking to the bottom) and the visitor center is as fun as it is informative.
Take exit 233 off I-40.
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The Sinagua cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon are set in the nearly vertical walls of a small limestone butte amid this stunning forested canyon. The mile…
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This 4000-acre high-grassland park protects the artifacts and structures within this sacred Hopi ancestral homeland. Before the area was converted into a…
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A mural, statue and donor bricks celebrate the Eagles' song 'Take it Easy,' Winslow, and those that contributed to creating this civic space on Old Route…
1. Standin’ On The Corner Park
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A mural, statue and donor bricks celebrate the Eagles' song 'Take it Easy,' Winslow, and those that contributed to creating this civic space on Old Route…
20.85 MILES
This 4000-acre high-grassland park protects the artifacts and structures within this sacred Hopi ancestral homeland. Before the area was converted into a…
29.31 MILES
The Sinagua cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon are set in the nearly vertical walls of a small limestone butte amid this stunning forested canyon. The mile…